+ Follow English Tag
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[Title] => We need to improve Filipino English proficiency
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[Title] => Even English-speaking eighth-graders flunked in Reading Comprehension
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[Title] => Junior actor, umayaw sa Global Endorsement dahil sa inglesan!
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[Title] => Trump designates English as official language of US
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[Title] => Nganong dili man ta nila pa-Binisay-on?
[Summary] => Aron kuno ma-globally competent ang atong mga graduates, ang state-run nga tunghaan sa Cabuyao, Laguna, mi-adapt sa ‘English policy, requiring sa tanang motaak sa ilang campus, pag-Eninglis gayud. Sa ato pa, kon muadto kita sa maong tunghaan, dili ta maka-Binisaya.
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